TELESIN Fun Shot Magnetic Phone Camera DSLR Style Shutter Grip for iPhone & Android with Detachable Wireless Shutter Button - 1/4" Screw - Comfort Ergonomic Camera Grip Handle Holder

I absolutely loved this accessory from the moment I tried it. The DSLR-style grip gives my phone a super comfortable hold—it really feels like I’m using a professional camera, which makes a big difference when taking photos or filming. The magnet is strong and secure, without scratching or damaging the phone.The best part is the detachable wireless shutter button. Total game-changer! I can take pictures remotely without touching the screen, which is perfect for selfies, group shots, or creative angles. It works flawlessly on both my iPhone and my partner’s Android.It’s lightweight, easy to use, and looks awesome. If you’re into mobile photography or want to level up your social media videos, this gadget is absolutely worth it. Highly recommended!

I was on the hunt for a compact and reliable handheld grip for my phone ... something I could easily carry around and slip into my bag without hassle. I discovered the Telesin hand grip on Instagram and decided to give it a try. I’m so glad I did!This grip is Magsafe-compatible, which was exactly what I needed. I use both an iPhone 16 and a Samsung S22 Ultra (with a Magsafe-compatible case), and the magnetic connection is impressively strong. It holds my phone securely and feels very stable during use.The ergonomic design makes it comfortable to hold, and the Bluetooth functionality works seamlessly. I especially love the zoom feature, it’s so easy to control it without pinching the screen.One of my favorite features is the detachable remote shutter. I already had a separate remote, but having it integrated into the grip is a thoughtful and practical touch.If you use your phone as your primary camera and want a portable, functional accessory, I highly recommend this product!

Well, initially I really liked the device. Strong magnet and easy to use. However, the first outing with it and the "zoom" lever became stuck and I could not get it back into place! Since it is "blue toothed" to the phone, I had a real issue that kept me from using my phone and getting pictures. I removed the device but found that when I tried to use my phone, the Telsin (via Blue Tooth) was still pinging my phone and the phone thought this was my password entry. Thus, I got locked out of my phone three times for 4 minutes each. I finally figured it out and pulled the watch battery from the Telsin. Probably need to speed money on something a bit better. Nice concept but cheaply implemented...With that said, the Telsin circular light is really nice if you pick that accessory up. It operates independent of the Telsin "camera" grip...

Mode switches are confusing, two switches with no indications or description, battery constantly needs replacing, no battery capacity meter, battery not rechargeable. Bluetooth unexpectedly disconnects. Only good thing that makes the grip usable is the zoom.

The media could not be loaded. I am pleased that the shutter button and zoom buttons work out of the box on my Samsung Galaxy S23 (Android 15). No changes required to phone/camera settings. No special app is required. When you hold the zoom button, the zoom runs continuously in 0.1 increments. In video mode, it zooms from 1x to 12x in about 6-7 seconds. It looks fairly smooth in videos, as if a motorized zoom lens was used. That is what I was looking for, instead of the abrupt, jerky zoom I get using pinch-and-zoom. In camera mode, it zooms faster: from 1x to 30x in about 5 seconds. This device makes me miss my old school travel zoom camera a little less.The half-press focus function on my Samsung requires a tap and release (whereas I was trained to press-and-hold on real cameras). Half-press again to unlock focus. The phone tries to guess what to focus on and can be wrong. I will just tap the screen for selective focus.The two additional buttons move between camera modes (Portrait, Photo, Video, "More"). With my Samsung, when "more" is selected, the choices are within reach of my thumb. Good for switching to Pro Mode (or other special modes) with one hand.I am unable to wake the phone directly into camera mode. Holding button 1 wakes the phone into lock screen.I had trouble pairing the device at first. Took several attempts but now it seems to stay paired. I also experimented with an older phone and the only useful function was the shutter release. The other buttons do something, but nothing useful.The grip device came with a lanyard strap, but oddly there is nowhere to attach it on the grip. I guess the assumption is that you attach the lanyard directly to your phone or phone case.